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Resale royalty scheme disappoints art industry (ABC)

Lobbyists say Federal Arts Minister Peter Garrett has failed to deliver a strong resale royalty scheme to artists.

Experts say Garretts art resale royalty proposal is a dud

Garrett's model for the resale royalty scheme has been the subject of bitter opposition from the big end of town – the large auction houses and art dealers. But what about the indigenous artists at the centre of Garrett's scheme? Bob Gosford reports.

The Artist's Resale Right: The Derogation for Deceased Artists

The UK Intellectual Property Office consultation to assess the likely impact of Artist's Resale Right and the derogation for deceased artists on the UK art market closed on 29 September after a week’s extension to accommodate late responses.

Sarkozy starts new fight against Resale Right for artists? heirs

PERSONAL intervention by French President Nicolas Sarkozy has raised the stakes in the battle over extending the Artist's Resale Right (Droit de Suite) to the heirs of dead artists.

Resale royalty scheme disappoints art industry

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Treasury eyes resale of its bailout stake in banks

The Treasury is looking at selling preference shares in banks to pension funds and other City investors =

Artists to get resale royalties

VISUAL artists will get a royalty when their works are resold under draft laws introduced to Federal Parliament.

EBay to Ban Resale of Tickets

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Nintendo Wipes Out Wii Speak Resale Value

While it’s no secret that gaming publishers and developers detest used game sales, Nintendo apparently wants to stomp out the business by making hardware sales permanent.

UK Government: The Artist's Resale Right: The Derogation for Deceased Artists

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GameStop 's CEO Defends Game Resale Market

In these tough economic times, buying used games and trading in old titles for store credit or cash have become common methods of saving a few hard-earned bucks. Speaking to Gamasutra, GameStop CEO Dan DeMatteo says limiting these options creates "a bone of contention with the consumer," adding that each consumer believes a game purchase holds a "residual value" of $20, a figure revealed in a study conducted for a book on Micromania, a French videogame retailer recently acquired by GameStop.

Nintendo begins Wii war on used games

Games publishers love the idea of the resale of their games like Ian Paisley loves Pope Benedict and lately they have been coming up with wizard wheezes to shut down the industry.

Artists lobby for royalty rights of the dead

Artists have unanimously backed a proposal to award resale royalties to artists after their death, the UK Intellectual Property Office (UK-IPO) has said. The art trade has almost unanimously rejected the plan.

Bank of Canada announces term PRAs for January

TORONTO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada announced on Monday four new term Purchase and Resale Agreement (PRA) operations for January to boost market liquidity.

Bank of Canada announces new term liquidity action

The Bank of Canada announced on Friday a series of new term loan facility transactions and term purchase and resale agreements for the rest of December and January.

Bank of Canada announces new term liquidity action

TORONTO (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada announced on Friday a series of new term loan facility transactions and term purchase and resale agreements for the rest of December and January.

Bank of Canada to enter C$10 bln term PRA

TORONTO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada on Friday said it will enter a C$10 billion ($8.4 billion) 28-day term purchase and resale transaction on Nov. 10.

Bank of Canada to enter C$10 bln term PRA

TORONTO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada on Friday said it will enter a C$10 billion ($8.4 billion) 28-day term purchase and resale transaction on Nov. 10.

Flipswap takes on $14M to buy your junky old cell phone

If you’re anything like the average Silicon Valley entrepreneur, right now you’ve got an iPhone in your pocket and a pile of old Blackberries in a drawer somewhere. But hopefully, with the help of recycling and resale companies like Flipswap, we’ll no longer keep old phones hanging around or worse, throw them in the trash.

Domain Names

Choosing a domain name for your portfolio or a client's website is a difficult task... largely in part because so many (SO many) names are taken. To make it worse, a great deal are taken just for resale and are expensive. I know I've spent hours thinking up names, trying them out, and getting not-so-great recommendations from web services.

Bank of Canada injects C$570 mln into market

TORONTO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada injected C$570 million ($459.7 million) into markets on Friday to lower the overnight interest rate toward the central bank's target and improve liquidity. The bank operates through Special Purchase and Resale Agreements, or SPRAs, buying securities with the agreement to sell them back in the next business day, effectively injecting money into markets. ($1=$1.24 Canadian) (Reporting by Jennifer Kwan; editing by Peter Galloway) Keywords: CANADA CREDIT/SPRA (jennifer.kwan@thomsonreuters.com; +1 416 941 8178; Reuters Messaging: jennifer.kwan.reuters.net@reuters.com)

Is Motorola Trying To Ban Reselling Phones?

We've seen video game execs freaking out about the second-hand sales market, and apparently that may be expanding to other arenas. The Register has an unnamed source (so make of that what you will) claiming that Motorola is asking people to sign contracts on a new phone that ban the buyer from reselling the phone to anyone, other than back to the manufacturer. Of course, this is an economically dumb argument. The resale market helps add value to the primary market, and allows the company to charge more for its product initially. As Mathew Ingram points out, some are suggesting that this move would violate the first sale doctrine, though that could depend on a variety of factors. I would imagine that the terms could establish the situation as a "lease" of the phone rather than a purchase, but that might be difficult to get the courts to ac

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